by Bill Bradford, John Ross Schroeder, Mitchell Moss, Scott Ashley
Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and now Hurricane Sandy. Why did this happen?
by Bill Bradford, John Ross Schroeder, Scott Ashley
Hurricane Katrina was the most costly natural disaster the United States had ever experienced. Yet in some respects Hurricane Sandy had an even greater impact. Why is America experiencing major national catastrophes, whether from nature or...
by Stephanie Zajac
Living through Hurricane Sandy, the recent "superstorm" that struck America's Northeast coast, didn't heighten my understanding of the weather, but I did learn some new things about God.
by Melvin Rhodes
Hurricane Katrina's destruction was so great and far-reaching that many wonder if God is playing a hand in these events, either punishing the United States or removing His protection—or both.
by John Ross Schroeder
Even before Hurricane Sandy the United States was already suffering from an enormous national debt crises, measured in the trillions of dollars. Sandy adds another $50 billion to the frightening total.
by Roger Foster
If God is all-powerful, He could easily prevent disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, tornadoes, floods, droughts and volcanic eruptions. But He lets them happen. Why?